Launching a technology playground to find teams to compete in the Global Robotics Games 2025

The GRG Vietnam 2025 - Stick'Em Robotics Challenge was launched, providing a creative technology playground for primary and secondary school students nationwide, aiming to develop technological thinking, STEM skills and a spirit of cooperation in the digital age.

GRG Vietnam 2025 - Stick'Em Robotics Challenge is organized by Learn to Leap, in collaboration with Stick'Em Pte. Ltd. (Singapore) - co-organizer of Global Robotics Games (GRG).

The contest organizers said the contest will accept applications until October 25.

This year, the program is themed “Equity Engineers”, encouraging students to apply creative and equitable thinking in designing, programming robots and solving real-life challenges.

Students excitedly control robots at the STEM - AI - Robotics experience day.

With 40 teams nationwide, each team consisting of 4-5 students, GRG Vietnam 2025 is considered an opportunity for Vietnamese students to compete, exchange and affirm their technological capacity at the international level.

The Organizing Committee representative said that the competition will take place in two rounds, including: the National Final in Hanoi , taking place on November 2 and the International Final in Singapore taking place on November 17.

The total prize value of the contest is up to 300 million VND, including: 2 First prizes, 2 Second prizes, 6 Third prizes, 10 Promising prizes, and subsidiary prizes such as Innovation Award, Engineering Award, Teamwork Award, Impressive Opening.

In particular, the 4 best teams will be sponsored to attend the Global Robotics Games 2025 in Singapore.

According to the representative of the Organizing Committee, GRG Vietnam 2025 is not only a technology competition but also an experiential educational activity, helping students develop creativity, problem-solving and teamwork skills - important qualities in the STEM education program.

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